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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-10-19
l., or Coupty Items te,mps.

The following news i tteedmps are from
the Lyon County Times Of FIRST Satur.
day.
Mr.. William Wilson, Of Pine GF.qye
was in town yesterday, returning to
the Grove from Carsop, where he Apd
been to look after some prqPerty IN
that town, and also to buy some lnm,
Der to send out to his mines. He re-
ports tie Pine Grove district looking
brighter than for many years. He has
made ap Important discovery about a
half 4 mile west from Pine Grove,
The ore is very rich and the ledge has
now been pqcqyereq for width Of five
or six feet, but II slllll wider. The ore
carries fres gold a4d is of the same
character as the ore 10 tlse old Wilson
mine. Mr.. Wilson considers the dis.
covery rine and valuatAp one, and he
thinks he will make forappe out Of
il s9on. He also reports the old vii.
son mine us looking better tbsp ever
before.
Senator Westertield returned lpst
Tuesday morning from trip to Ahe
headwateEs Qf the Salmon Creek Falls,
in Elko cqurly, about 70 miles north
west of Wells. His object in visiting
v
that country YVES to look At some land
which lac and other parties arc think.
ing of purchasing ior 2 stock range.
The land is silpsted ip 4 basin aud
is surrounded BY im%lPYsipYss . forests of
nutpji!ne and mahogany Wsod. and
abqn4lan'ly wntered Ry ihe wafer from
SsjmQp Creek aud o,hsr streams. The
tract Of land IS probably AS large AS
halt Of LyQlqp county. Tie scheme is =
great ope anq Mf. Westerfe'd bellevue
there is money in it. His report to
the other parties 'ppteerested viii, there
fore, be very favorable.
Mr.. VIM. Maxwell, who is one of
PIE owners of,he North Rapidcn mjps
ia Como was IN iowp for short ting
fast Wednesday, He is very much
ee}nlc9o,nrased with the looks qf the mine
apd says that from the goo foot Level
BIC bias rock thatwill 80 $35 or $40 y
nn with a small strsak that has assay.
..d 40 hioh ns 10 Oan ua l,.t . ,u
speciilmalssnq opf quartz with him in which
tree gold could be seen in ABUNDANCE.
Mr. Maxwell is now ut work getting
put rock and expects 10 have in The
neighberhood of twenty FIVE tons
crushed ahon, the first OF next month.
probably At some Of the mills around
here. 'Fhe e4pnnllp has received many
black eggs bus he thinks it will yc.
come 70 iAe irqqt As y bullion prodq.
scr.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-10-19
The Carton Grow.

Very few crows are seen 10 ,hjs
country. Nearly everybody ramem.
beers tho regular flap of their wings
pnd their sonornns cav, hut they don,
see the hirIis here, and two visitors of
tle good Old fashioned species which
Elnkes cast of garmenss useful in a
corn field, Wel win a hearty welcome
IN Monday. TAe ald boys looked a,
them and got hope sick and protested
strongly agalnsl lhe hunters who went
out against 'hsHl with shot.gpns. One
was He'd reptlIy. which slpwe4 that
they were not accustomed to the Hres.
ence Of man, bqt the oiher proved The
purity ri. his bl90a by learning immc
aialRly Fiat there Was danger in gun
and Keeping just iar enough away I"
le safe. \ crow is u smart bird though
brought up in the desert.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-10-19

Editor BuLLETIN-ln relaiiQn 70 the
Wapdholse murder apd robbery Gase,
a movc iq the righs Airection has beep
made by ihe eilircus ot Esmeraldn
County, in raisips funds for the en-.
pEfmcnt of an experienced Dc'ectjyr
anil searching for The recovery Of the
reIhains pf the missing maD. The
coMmiiier of Finance seleclfd are
belirycd 10 be- trustworthy Mrn and il
is 10 be hoped that the, will do their
full duty and Sc, to i, THU u Greditablc
response Is made, The iHpartanoe If
ibe PAUSE demands prompt attention
gold weather and s,nrMs will soon
come to inr her ohliifrnie tracks and
,raGees " he scene ST lhe tragedy,
4 EyfpM,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-10-19

Bodie Miner: Joe Mcguire shipped
bullion to the value of $4,000 last
week. This is the product of three
nonths' work on his coetract in the
bodie mine. Joe has a number of men
employed taking out ore The lease
expires next February. Dir Mcguire
has gone to San Francisco on business.
John 4. Morris, the owner of he
lt.0pisiana Lottery, will present his
daughter with sf,OoO,Ooo in cash %
the occasion other approaching mar
rage TO Thprow Weed Barnes, Of
New York. Neyadans no doubt feel
happy that they have been enabled by
hara work and attention to business 10
contribute handsomely duriAg ihe
past feg years towards making Mr.
Barnes happy.
lRyp Register: There has beeA 4
great deal aal of tally in times past abqqp}t
erecting dam across the lakes a, the
head of Bishop Creek fqr The purpose
of holding the waste wafer Of the early
spring. The lakes haye been finally
located bya Nevada company repre-.
scented by l. B. PiRe. The erection of
the dap and retention of food water
will make available about 1900 acres
OF lapd otherwise worthless. Men
will be put at wofk aat ONCE and The
water may be made available fox psxt
season.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-10-19

Jay Gould has never had anyone
agAqiqnst him who could play a strong
game. When he meets the weaklings
of Wall SiEset he takes the game and
looks fw more FL has learned
Though th% ~ CANT successfully shor'
the iax.rqll of Esmer4las County
While II Is mWa4laasxed by CopR,y Treas.
qEH Clark. Fading hiipse)f caugh.
h. h4s settled Inv iaSes np4 goats and
viii probably make Rufus Hatch or
some aiher GppEdipg yicsiW Hose
enough to make hin even.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-10-19

Carson Appeal: Night before last
sounds OF distress were heard issuing
from the room over SCOTS SALOON, and
those who went Ia found him dying.
The night watchman reached tho rgom
by p step ladder, and Scott on seelng
hiM said, Pm going" and died iWme.
diately. He WAS stricken with p4rHD.
ysis Some years ago, and has heep
piling ever since. His brother.in,lsw
up Shp Frapcisco was teiegraphe,:.
The funeral will take plsce this after.
naQn at 2 o,clQek from his room.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-10-19

At ihe RACES 1T P'aen Switch, ,asi
Saturday afternoon, Sadie G flew the
Track ran ipl9 = Rarbed wire fence aud
threw her jockey, Lee Mccullough.
seriously injuring him. FL is still
upeanscious, aqa fears ape entertained
OF 4ie recovery. The mare is owned
by StasIard, of Dayton. md valued u,
1892. She was badly g4shed by the
wire, apd il will be months before she
will be OF any use TO her ownership
pegl.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-10-19
A BIusis,,el.

The MRp sSicp ~ the hone y Mr. and
Mrs X. J. Laws, last "Wednesday even
ing, was ose of the mo4 enjoyable
YET held at that place, The pfoasIra i'm
Ras very good and WIS executed per.
f!sctly. The music by ihs Hawthorne
Bsqa was better ths4 eyer Lsfo,e and
the Pisus9 solos were nj tia. coqid be
esired. Mrs Poulisr's singing was
the cpief attraction Of the cyepIAg md
she was repeatedly End heafli|y eP-
choreq. Among those present were
Mr. sannd Mrs W. A. Littsll, ap4 Mr.
Hprreourt of Candelaris, Miss Collins
and L. FL. Wrinkle of Virginia, Mr.
ard Mrs Knapp, Mr. and Mrs Clqrk,
Mr. and Mrs Montgomery, Mr. and Miss
Fqrbes Mrs Torp, Mrs PoAlter, a, W.
cfaekef, Il. II. Wright, Dr.. Reed, and
Q. +. Taylor, Of Hawthoane,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-10-19
AS"nf RiaDfe E.sffsr.

We nre cu,,;ng mt IN. s,a,inn ~,
,he o. Iev.I n ~. ;ncl,ne Ths son,h
cross.cu, from ,he eas, ,, 1r on ,ha o,h
Lava, ia i, q, G.at III. comb .r .n a",
srno, ~. ,,ns, ,,.,s, ~ a.. a.,,,.. ,.n..,
Il !, >, f.o, f. ,,o ;n,..a1;.,a
tween III. 5,b md mn lsv.,s ths sou,,
cros,.ea il in 70 fee,. Tbe s,one abov.
,ha n,.,, ,,;t, -. ~ ri.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-10-19
Sta q Land Office,

During the week ending October
l4th, nineteen applications for Stalp
laRd were filed embracing a,llQ.s0
acres. Cash ACCOMPLISHMENTS on
applications. $i,3l7 Sci payments on
contracts. III IA; interest payments on
contracts, $s47 50; ,o,al sl,745 g.
Selections offered by the State for the
month ending September alth. out of
the 5000 acre grant were In Car.
son City Land DISTRICT, e8,0s5.57
acres in Eureka Land District, co.
012 SO acres,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-10-19
CouHyp ftscor,is.

The follqwing paPers We're recorded
by County Rccqrdsr Ingalls, during
the past week.
Oct. u Water right Cat Creek
John Forbes.
Qcl. - Water rjshf, Alum Greek
I, I. STOPPER apa Geo. Cnravere.
He.. II Mining pIs'M. i.aly-by D
THhlno.
OCT. IS Jplgmpasnt--Henry Muntel
vs.. ,. K. W"'ley.
Marriage License -Js!mes +. Baker
and Miss. Sophie s. Cobb.
Oct. y Aarriags hicense--J. w
Sutherland Of Hodie, apd Eliza An
d.rews, Of aurora
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-10-19
POOR COPY
The Wasgska Fair.


A large crowd went from Hawthorne
to the Wabpska Fair last Friday, and
everybody enjoyed the trip. Jim
Quinn and Sam holland ran the engine
and there wers s9me complaints abou,
Sam being BACKWARD i4 keeping up
steam. As everyone was in good
i.nm"r however here wqs no indigna.
ton meeting and he ksp' enough steam
in the h9iler To make gAQi time com.
ing hqme. On arrlSipg n Wabpska
the first thing which attrac'eJ tayorable
notice was Lovejoy's large dining room
where tbr hungry excprsionisls en-,
ioyed 2 bqnniiful feast. Fle tables
were full all the time and po 9ee went
away dissatisfied except Sym Davis of
BE Carson Appeal wing had haffird
down ~ eat while resting his voice
Rf'er explaining the ,reri's of hls d.
stein cattle. lie liappened to sit IT y
place just made yacqqt from whlch
The dishes had not been removed and
the busy waiter, thinkiRg he had Just
finished square meal brought him
dessert in answer to his nod, Sans
modesty and tired voice prevented re.
monstsance aad be slipped out of the
door mournfn!)y WITHOUT observing
the cashiers desk.
The pavilion jqst inside the gate
contained crediJtaRLe display of fancy
work, garden ifFanyc kk apq teeNmpting ea'a.
b]es. viii Prince, formerly OF Haw-
,horne, bad some splendlq potatoes on
the tables these pqtstoes would have
looked as biz IS squash, Ind there + OF
been squastss there tbat looSed Us big
as balloons. There was \ srea, variety
of needle-work making the payiliQq .
very attrscliye place toy ladies. Some
drawings by child t4Ht had nexer
received sslpy obstruction were an cyl.
deuce OF Ra;nrnl talent, picture Of u
dog by Mlgs Cfrie Grnber, Of Dayton
would aat'raspat Ea% qllice in any aF, ,exhiRii.
ton. Fhe Icsylhiibi EXHIBIT Of stock pps,oqppgh not
large was good and it is safe to say
that there 1s are n.op finer horses Anywhere.
Jim Nichors Cleveland bay is = beauty
and all who saw hipq .eipyi ed the ownsr.
Davis Holstein cattle are just lovely
each sclhl f ,99%w f. u milk raHnph ip herself
and it Is ihousht that . tube driver
down ,hropgh the back Of one Of them
would aeyeibp a flowing milk well
tina, ,cqRYld be turned On Or pit by a
spiggsoot AND save much time and
trouble 10 the milker
The quarter face between Sadie c.
owned in Dayton and Kitty a Valley
n marc resulted Up favor of ssSdie.
Brownie won t4r quarter and repeat
Face ss.lllllhough Magnet WAS ,he fSsyorite.
Tue lady riders, Miss Bselle lssglie and
Miss Tl Eve were both suph grace
full and skkliiIful riders that each dsserv.
ed the prize nnd the Feporier pnrRoo:se
" avoidsssdl Learning who WIS SIG.
ccsslul.
Bob Apsey NE orator Of the Valley
devoted his e|las9}Yence TO phe In lere'ill,
Of the pool bay api RAISED bis voice
successfully IN the cause Of those who
wishes To lnvest in the haWard of
hdvse racing. PERL Birmingham, Jim
Nlchol, John Barts99n Senator gallagher
Of E'meralda, and ip fact everybody
inqaea9e it their business % show visitors
a ptr3'qlnadi end qd make thinge agreeable by
hOSDilHll,H attentions.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-10-19

lexpcct TO pitch my tent In your
city about Octuter 18TH. for u short
stay. am assisted by X. p. Porlha
qnd we try to please, Failing to dn
10. money is refunded. Cabinets 50
per d"s. No extra change for groups.
QAt door work specially.
Respectfully
j. II. Cfackwell.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-10-19
McWpt CqvY i.Et,af,
Coryyillu, Oct. 18th, 1881

Coryyille, Get. 18Th, issf.
Geo. Il. Wells,
President, Mount Cory Mining %.
San Francisco Gaia.
Dear Sir-The south west dfif on
the 800 foot level has been run % fspl.
Wood consumed 10 cafds Fweglg
men employed.
Respectfully,
wherler Allen
Superintendent
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-10-19
; sVSW
T!ls Pnirl{c9

speclMpAa at P"mlico fpek which
were brought in from 'hc mine last
Saturday ps,eyed over $lpQNWa ton.
faesf ASSAYS were Madc only from
sqfi9si'y If iou.ss Us 'herc are not
WY 'pany t9ns OF !hsl kind VI rock
pat 'herc Is" great deal I" very rich
fTa.r'z and The mipe Is gefiihE pore
ssiNnteip pysfy asy.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-10-19

A Hosting works complete in NIL
respects. md at capacity equal
to singing or working THOUSAND feet.
f"r sale. For particulars see card
in aHnlhcr column. Address John
QroHkite Aafkieevi California
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-10-19
EEl.ypsA UOurs,

phe following are the apeaiRp AM!
closing hoArs 81 Express, Until fur.
Their 4Gtice;
Webs, kaYs0 ~ Co.'s express oihoe
opens at v 4. NJ; clDses for Borth
at 1910 A. NJ; closes fof sog,h AZ 2 A.
p. n. Uillce closes al 7; 80 Il. NJ
:. : ~. KNAPP, JEn Agent,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-10-19


The NORTH American Indian don't
knqw much aatbou, the weather but he
has 4 keea eye for his rights and Is
meyer back ward about asking for all
thu is aae him. 4 short time since
the boundary line nj the Pyramid res
eryation was established and i, WAS
found That part of the town of Wads.
worth is inside the llppe. The Indians
saw that they Aaa rights which had
been neglected md one of them went
10 hotel and demanded possession,
saying that he wanted it for his fam.
Nv. The dispute has Rot yet been
settled.
The reoept survey lM the Walker
Lake Reselryyashioqn takes ic the Gu
Creek mill a qpdq The ranches tAM haye
been located pporth of town. The ,aay
after the line WAS de'er,ma.l.a .sesd Flute
found one ST ;Apr citizens hnA,iug
iAleer the mill and Aolq hin to keep ,a.ii'
the sacred g .r;spARnsaa. # 'hey knew A,ow
10 manage tl.e mrP.alchiApery they waqld
Prolbas9ly 'ake possession of the mill
md rqn it op ISqssom rock for hhe
b aeegWff OF the piAe. bqt lackkii.pg Alhnc
necessary knowledge ftdh,ey 're vet Ap-
certain bow to make Nse ST whit ,ley
regard rs recently acquired properly.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-10-19
rho Lapanta.

4 ibfee fopt vein Of good rock is
now in sight IN the tspanta og the 100
foot leyel. Frqm numerous pap tests
it Is estimated THAT TIP average yield
will he about SIS ION
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-10-19
A Sensible Man.

ChIppic le- Union: On Monday last
hirande, the sheep owner whose case
before the Suprsme CouFt On habeas
eQrpus brought out the sheep licenser
ordinance decision, lislped 10 the
afgpmepls of his attorneys before lhe
sHRreme Court on motion to iissalye
the attachment in the Frates case, tho
ailaehMenl hayinr been made TO SECURE
the paymeNt Of lis sheep LICENSE tax,
After The arguments were ended and
before dldse Ha9es had rendered. bis
decision, Air, MiFan,ie complimentary p
his attorneys by eaius tc The Sheriff
and paying his lieense, $3.50, ami Ss9
half of the s5l psnslty, 20 costs AND ~
for collecting lhe liaehsc, u total Of
$ssa, s7l more lAan his LICENSE cans
To. In resisting lhs payment Of ,hr
license he is probably out some $500,
and TO stop furihef pQsls he exhibited
good sense in paying mp and stopping
further costs. sheep pwners should
bear in mind that they cap save $9A-
half the penalty, II they pay at once,
but If they allow attorneys to keep
lheir cases III Court they will have 10
pay dearly for the fun.
Last evening Jean Estrem exhibited
COED eease in coming in and settling
paylpg $iOl license, $25 half penalty
and SIN ~ costs. He did not Intend
to have any additional costs added,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-10-19
Hotel Arrivals.

The following names were regis.
cred at the Nucleus during the past
week:
&c Robbins, sweetEateri
james Comps;on, y
Maris McDonald, "
W, 4, Littell y vile, CandelaFia;
Mrs, ]. II. HarcoGrt,
i. 4. Lamar, San I9sei
\. ). Gregory, San Fraapiscoi
5nhn NJ Graih, y
i ~. :. Cook.
v i. li,iinyey, lsfdphh
\ Williams, Car,0n,
Prank Cagvin, kerle,i
]. II. Taylor f"
W. I9pes, Hawthorne,
The Tax kall
Tho following is the ,o,al VALUATION
in HIS County after equalization!
Real Estate .....,.....$9ss,s5e pa
Personal Property, $al9,3aA ~
Total. ......".,,....: $l,s94,d0s o.
The taxes are rs fnllQWs;
State Tax. $l0,S4l "A
County Tax. .....,,..,.,,$32,52 4 81
Total Property Tax: $4S, 305 ~
Poll Tax ON Roll book TO be col
lected by Treasurer, ....... $3.50 OF
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-10-19

AND. CIGARS
This ~ tAs nasfest saloon " the depot. sna
P"ilte ana prompt AttentigA II paid
~ ~ patrons
ij
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-10-27

Vendredi dernier nm meeting d.
m6decins ct de chirurglens q Ell
tenu . la residence du Rev. PAre
McGolrick . leffet d'6lire les me
ldecins de phopital Sainte Marie
qui q etc ouvert le premier courant
sous Ia direction des sours Saint.
Joseph.
ONT ETE ELUS.
President, Dr. j. H. Dunn.
Secr6talre, Dr.. W. S. Jones.
M6decins de visite:-Drs j.. w,
Bell, 81. B. Sweetser, Barber u. A.
Nippert.
Chirurgiens de visite:-Drs w.
"A. Hall, j. ii. Dunn, j. a. Duns.
moor and Ct. @. Barton.
M6decins de consultation:--Drs.
IA c. Fairbairn, "A. H. Salisbury,
W. a. Jones, j. NV. Murray, III. H.
Kimball ct "A. "a. Ames.
Sp6cialistes pour les maladies
d'yeux ct d'oreilles, Drs Frank
Alpost ct Spratt.
LHopital est sitn6 au num6ro
2416, sixiAme rue du Sud. Les
bonnes seurs ont meubl6 avec
de soin quelques cham-
bres pour les malades qui desire
raient sly fare soigner. Les prix
sont des plus raisonnables.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-10-27

LIE & Canadsen" dc St.paul, dams
I'M article de fond, public dams son
num4ro, q trait6 de main
de maitre Ii question 81 importan-
te de Ia naturalization.
Bien que nous partagions entiAs
rement Ia manlere de voir du Ca
nadiea nous ne nous permettrons
pas moins de lni conseiller une PEE
lite restiication.
Quoi qu'en disc notre ~confrAre,
est parfaitement permis dams le
Minnesota 3 toute personne, meme
n'6tant pas naturalisee, d'ac,
qu6rir des propri6t6s ct de lee
quand ct 3 qui bon lui
semble.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-10-27
MARCHE DE MINNEAPOLIS.

Bic, No ], Hard Tia ~
BIG, No lnorthern IS d SO.
Ma1s, 35 . 4Octs.
Son, $1O IS la tonne.
Avoine, 26 B Csc.
Orge, 40 = 6Oc.
Foin mil, $9a $40.
Foin de marais, 81 : $40.
g wild poor s . S..
Benrre, fancy creamery, Zoe.
Mess polk per barrel$l6.0O.
Jambon, 70 q l4cts.
Feyes, Navy, $2.25 . $40.
FAyes, qualit6 inf6rieure, $l.OO
Lard frais (Pork $50 = $3.50
le cent.
Veal choice, 6 g..
Maple sugar pure lOA l3c.
Cuts, 10 21c.
Pommss de- terre, 60 = Toe.
Oignons, IS 4 75c.
Cranberries $l.75 3 81.
Pommes $3.50 . $500.
Live Chickens Z =
Choux la dog, 80 q Is.
Peaux vertes, Gle.
sAches, 10 B 12c.
g de mouton Is A$1,1O.
Farine White Lily Best family,
32.O5 detail $3.50
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-10-27
Deux pour. Une.
SOuvent femme ear

SOuvent femme u195i
Bien tot est que So fe,
est I'M proverbe solvent trop vraie,
Done, vous tous qui n'avez pas
encore prononc6 le "'oui" fatal oyer
ct. !. mettez 3 profit. 81.
II y q quelque trois semaines,
une charmante file DIVE nominee
Delina Turgeon, acceptait de deYe.
mir Ia. compagned'un heureux NOR
tel du nom de Joseph Marceau.
Les bancs furent publi6s il y q
quinze jours apEglise de Notre-
de Lourdes. Les fanc6s
semblaient parfaitement heureux,
BRET tout marchait comma sur des
roulettes pas carries. Mails, il
y q solvent des mails lei bas, SOU
vent femme. 8. pour la fin voir
cizdessus.
Or, D6lina await 6t6 courtis6e
pres de deux ans par un
autre heureux morte!l du nom de
B;lodeau. Celui q cut le
tort immense de, partir lily 9 quel
que temps pour le Wisconsin. Loin
des yeux, loin du occur ct Napol6-
on fut oublie au profit de Joseph.
Prevent q temps, lamoureux
num6ro I'm, arriva la semaine der
mere B Minneapolis ct tomba COM
une tombe . Ia residence de
L'infortun6 Joseph 6tait absent.
Qu'arriva.t-il??
Cecl, .c'est que Del1na est main
tenant Madame Napoleon Bio.
deau ct que Joseph est. Jospeh,
comme deyant.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-10-27

Vendredi vers quatrs heures de
paprAs. midi, CONNIE denx danes
se promenaient dams les bois pres
de Minnehaha Falls, an homme
vetu dun complet vert ct qui 90
tenait cache derriere IN arbre,
santa sur le chemin en- braquant
IN revolver sur les dsnx prone
neuses, on lenr intlmant For
Dire de wider leurs poches, pour
empllr les siennes. L'une posse
DAFT $1.00 ct pautre 60 sous.
Une priAre fate par uns des vic.
times de leur laisser une somme
srfisante pour payer leur passage
ct leur empecher de retourner .
pied toucha LEI occur du m6cr6ant
qui donna?2 quinze sous! 4 chacune
de ces victimes.
Une granda quantlte ds jeunef
geLs fouillersnt le bois toute la
pres-midi, mails 10 yoleur tut "a.
trouvable.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-10-27

LIE bazaar de PEglise de Notre-
Dame de Lourdes, au profit de
5lEcole Canadienne- FRANCHISE de
cette paroisse, s'ouvrira lie Jeudi
.trois Novembre proclaim. dams le
meme local quill occupait l'ann6e
derniere sur File Nicollet.
Nous avons toujours cite ct nous
citerons toujours les 6coles fran
caises CONNIE un des moyens in.
faillibles de conserver notre Ian.
que ct notre nationalit6 aux Etats-
Unis. aussi esp6rons nous que tous
nos compatriotes Sc feSont un de
voir ct IN plaisir d'aller faire une
on plusieurs visltes 3 Ia foire fran
caise. En- agissant ainsi ills auront
rempll un double but. LIS Sc se-
ront amuses ct lis auronts contri
bu6 eficacement B advancement
de p6l6ment Canadien Francois
dams notre bonnie vile de Minnea-
Tout pour notre nationalit6: telle
dot etre notre devise.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-10-27

Oe soir, y pHarmonia Hall, lie
Club Laval donnera 80 premiere
reception. composite dun souper ct
dun bal.
l'orchestre complet de Willard
ct Thyle fournira Ia musiaue.
De grands pr6paratifs ont etc
fats, le programme compose de "a
lanses est des plus attrayants, rien
ma etc nAglig6 et tout nous fait
esperer que Ia soir6e sera char
mantle sous tous les rapports.
L'entr6e est de 2dollars par cou
pie, souper compris.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-10-27

Yendredi apres-midi, une dame,
en- voiture, conduisait an cheyal
tres-vigoureux, lorsque pres de Ia
septieme rue Sud ct de Ia seiziAme
avenue, celui-ci cut peur ct sem
porta, descendant la Ice avenue .
fond de train. la dame perdit
son sang froid ct tut jet6e en- avant
sur lie mantelet de Ia volture. A
ce moment le policeman Hans Bur
" (9toile No 25 sauta 3 la bride
du cheyal ct aprAs beaucoup def.
forts ct aus prix de grands dangers
parvint . Parreter.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-10-27

L'apostat Chlniquy est aotuelle-
ment Unstable d Toronto Cd il dom
ne des conferences sur les dangers
du rom.nnisme.
Ce miserable q os6 aMrmer Pau
tire jour d son auditoiraI que pEali-
Sc Catalogue Romano. enseignait
que ce n'etait pas un p6che pour
an catholique de tuer IN. protes-
tAnt!
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-10-27

M. lie Docteur H. A. Plnault g
quite notre vile pour aller s'6ta-
blir d ST. Michael, comte de Wright.
Neus regrettons profond6ment
le depart du Docteur Pinault, qui,
pendant son sejour 4 Minneapolis
8 an SO concilier i'estime ct la sym
pathie de toute la colonie Cana
dinne-F FRANCHISE ct nous luf SOU
haitons tout le success que m6ri-
tent ga science ct son affsbilit6.